When I copy the embed code from Reddit and paste into my HTML/CSS website, the embed looks to be incomplete as it includes only text without the embedded content.
I copied the exact embed code and pasted into into my website's page, but only text shows up. I've tried on other HTML websites and the same problem happens. Others in this class are having similar problems.
<blockquote class="reddit-card" data-card-created="1556725803">Will this Barca Dutch hyperlink become reality in FUT20? from r/FIFA</blockquote>
<script async src="//embed.redditmedia.com/widgets/platform.js" charset="UTF-8"></script>
Will this Barca Dutch hyperlink become reality in FUT20? from r/FIFA
Presumably, the entire Reddit post with image would embed cleanly on my site like Tweets and YouTube videos do.
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I am trying to find embed in HTML for the Halloween 2018 (https://www.google.com/doodles/halloween-2018) google doodle into a site.
I have tried view-source, but I only get a gif for the cover for the doodle.
Is there any other way I can get the HTML source code?
view-source:https://www.google.com/doodles/halloween-2018
That?
Did you try it after you clicked the doodle? I just opened it up, then did ctrl-U
Also, you could just put view-source: in front of any url and open it up without doing it from the site
I have a page which contains an animation that is embeded in thousands of websites where the company I work for run ads.
However I would like to embed this animation in the website of the company that I work for because they produced the animation (of course). When our ad-partners embed our animation they use an iframe pointing to
http://example.com/pagina_animacao/
So I created a page inside the company I work for's domain containing this exactly iframe:
http://example.com/?q=aceitar-contrato-criacao-site
Because this iframe can be considered as duplicate content (it is published at /?q=aceitar-contrato-criacao-site and at /pagina_animacao/) I went to the URL /pagina_animacao/ and configured the canonical tag as:
<link rel="canonical" href="http://example.com/?q=aceitar-contrato-criacao-site"/>
Is this the right thing regarding canonical standards to avoid having duplicated content?
After waiting some time to Google crawl this website I took a look at the report and indeed, the URL https://www.sitepor500.com.br/pagina_animacao/ is not being listed anymore as an indexed URL \o/
I also used SEARCH CONSOLE (tool from Google) to see what Google was seeing at https://www.sitepor500.com.br/?q=aceitar-contrato-criacao-site and it crawled this page CONSIDERING the content of the iframe! I just did a search at google by:
site:sitepor500.com.br "semantic ui"
And Google showed at the result the link that CONTAINS the iframe! \o/ I used the word "semantic ui" cause that 2 words only appears inside the iframe in my entire domain. So it's a pretty good test case!
So you CAN and you SHOULD use canonical tag inside iframe cause people MAY embed your iframe in external content and your iframe content will probably appear as duplicated content!
I have created Schema.org code using schema.creator site for my local business and my products. I want this code to use in my company website. I have couple of questions on this:
Is it fine to paste this code in my index.html page?
Where exactly do I need to paste this code in the HTML page? I tried to paste it under head, and the content is directly displaying in the browser.
I have created the code to get Rich Snippet. Is it correct way to create Rich Snippet?
Schema tags should be inside the body tag.
I do not use a generator but always look at schema.org as reference and validate them with Google testing tool.
Part of my application are URLs that can be embedded in other sites much like a banner ad. Here is
an example.
That page is generated on-the-fly with the latest data to update the pie chart in it -- in other words just a normal JSF page. The links in it work and does what I want it to. This is OK for web page developers, since I can generate an iframe tag for them with the src attribute pointing to that URL.
What I would like to do is generate a URL and HTML code fragment that could be cut and pasted into other web pages and user forums so that the image is shown in the page, not just a link to it. Most user forum software will allow this but not allow inserts like iframe. For example the following doesn't work here:
<iframe src="http://www.myqwip.com/banner.xhtml?windowId=5b5&width=300&height=400&qwipID=2" width="300" height="300"> </iframe>
I think in order to do this I would have to provide a URL that serves a JPEG or PNG file on the fly, so the image could be displayed elsewhere. Most user-forum software allows such hot-links.
I have been looking for a way of doing this. Any suggestions?
When I try creating a video post for my website, using youtube videos, posts look like a blank white box that says "posted by jerry, July 18, 2011" when my posts are really just youtube videos. I would rather the posts on my site look more like the typical video box that everyone is used to seeing. My website is http://www.AbodeMarketing.com.
Virgil's right, you're posting your HTML code within the visual editor. To switch, just click the "HTML" tab on your site's Add New Post page. You should be good to go. If your looking to regularly insert videos into your posts, I recommend the plugin Simple Video Embedder. I use it on my tech blog and love it. If you need any help implementing it into your theme just lemme know.
Your issue is you're pasting in the Youtube embed code using WordPress' Visual Editor instead of the HTML Editor button which is right next to it.
Simply delete the Youtube code, grab it again from Youtube, edit your post, click the HTML button and paste in the code. You can update your post and your video will show up.
The only gotcha to remember is once you press the HTML button every post or page you edit from then on will start off using the HTML editor so you'll want to switch back by click the Visual button again.